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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 September 16 A. D. 1887. UPSTATE of WILLIAM L. DODGE, of Sey mour, 10 in said District insolvent debtor.
 Upon the application of Keneys & Roberts, of Hartford praying that the time limited for tt @ presentation of claims may be extended, as per ap- pcation on fife more fully appears, it is
 ORDER Elt-That said application be heard and determined at a Probate Court to be held at New Haven in said district, the 23rd day of Septem- Der, A D 1882, at o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said appli cation and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some news paper having 8 circulation in said district.
 S17 St Al HEATON ROBERTSON. Judge.
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Rall Games Yesterday.

: Detroit-Detroits Il. Washingtons f.s~ : Chicago Chicagos 12, New Works 8. l. apolis-Fhil iladelphias g., Indianapolis 2. Pittsburg-Bostons 6, Pittsburgs 3. zs, Philadelphia O. Baiffmeres 4 AS @'' LowelI-LoWells 10 Lynns z.
 Manchester -Manchesters 9, Salems5.
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Henrv George scores. one.

NEW YoRk Sept. 16.-The police commits sioners tod ay. decided to allow inspectors of election for the United Labor (George) party and not othe Irving Hall nor the sO0ialistic
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Entertainments.
BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The we'll known melodrama "The Streets of New York;" with George 0. Boniface in the role of 'fTom Badger" was well received by large audiences at Bunnells Grand Opera House yesterday afternoon and evening. MT. Boniface's own version of the light hearted Badger" is a great improvement upon what has before been seen in this city. The seen cry is to be commended for it's mechanical fixtures, and the play altogether is well pro duced The performance will bs repeated this afternoon and evening. Almonte's dio- rama and little Rosine are the museum hall attractions ~--.-
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4ucTL9M 4. MMgALEs

(B BO OTH, Auetisneer.l
 WILL sell at No. 20 Elm street. Tuesday. Sept. w 2Oth at 10 8. m, Wilton Brussels three ply and Ingrain C-rpets. 1ne7 octave Rosewood Piano, elegant Ebony arlor Suits, in silk plush; Bed room Suits ash cherry and walnut; Mahogany Bedsteads. Bureaus and washstands, fine walnut bedsteads pictures and oil paintings, extension ta- ble, tables, chairs crockerY, etc., etc. sir 3t
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s NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.

e NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 'e The Salshury's Troubadours in Williams & Stout's comedy ''The Running Bird" gave a frst-rate performance to large audience at the New Haven Opera House last evening. The announcement on the programme that owing to the illness of Miss McHenry her role would be assumed by Miss Sally Will Hams was disappointment to the audience until the latter named lady made her appear ance on the stage. Miss Williams is the daughter of, one of the authors of the play and her performance last evening was great surprise to the audience, whom she kept laughing all the evening. She seemed to catch the absurdity of the dialogue and was thus enabled to portray the "hewer of hash and drawer ofa waiting maids salary" in manner that must have been very gratifying to her father. Her clever parody on tragic acting will make her favorite wherever she appears. MT. Frank P. Blair as "Joseph Brass, :" the actor and speculator, was also very clever and won many encores for his new song, "Did He?" to which he responded by giving several comic recitations. Miss Searle and Miss Corlette are singers of more than usual merit and all of their selections received deserved en- cores. ''The Running Bird" will be repeat ed this afternoon and evening. In it's ability to create laughter it is pronounced success.
 BEACON LIGHTS.
 A fair sized audience greeted the appear ance of George Learook aud company in s'Beacon Lights" at the Hyperion last even. ing. The scene of the play is laid in. the Sierras, and the plot is of the order of "The Danites' and Chizpa. It is replete with startling attractions and strong points, calling for spirited action. MT. George eLearock as Phil Gordon ably sustained the part, and Miss Emma Hinckley was good as <Myra Haynes. Miss Neva Wharton as Julian HadIey pleased the audience, rendering sev- eral songs in the first act. The play will be repeated this afternoon and evening. The Hyperion orchestra, under Albert F. Mallon, rendered the Boulanger March and other se- lections between the acts in pleasing man. sner.
 PEOPLES THEATER.
 Those who would like to witness a very fine variety performance would do well to drop in to the Peoples Theater this afternoon or evening and see the sFour Cards" Bur lesque company excite applause. The sing ing and dancing are admirable. The attrae- ton for next week is "Ginger Snaps" when a frst-class company will give pertormanees every evening and at matinees on Tuesday, character of stGinger" is impersonated by ssLittle Flossie.',, , E.-
 ,.a.tJoAN OF ARc." > 1.,s
 Maude Banks, the daughter of General N. P. Banks, will make her first appearance in this city at the Hyperion Theater on Mon
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AS BIG AS A PASSENGER CAR. A Monster Meteor Falls i'm New
 RrunaWick

BOSTON, Sept. 16.-A journal special states that an immense meteor fell at McAdam Junction, N. B., near the main State line, about S:15 o'clock tonight. It is described as, being as large as a passenger car Noth- ing further is known except that no person was injured.
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w WANTED ND.

A CAPABLE girl for general housework in a IA private family; reference required. Address
 G. A. S., sis St Courier Office City
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FOR REIN
FOR SALE,

M.A NEW HOUSE just being finished. Suit :;H l.!4 .ble for two families; modern improvements; with sewer. Terms easy.
 JOHN T. SLOAN,
 BPS Chapel Street.
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SCALY, ITCHY SKIN And All Itching and ScaIy Skin and Scalp Diseases Cured
 by Cutfcura.

DSORIASIS, eczema, letter ringworm, lichen, 1 pruritus scald head, milk crust, dandruff, barbers', bakers. gFocers andswasherwoman's itch and every species of itching, burning scay pimply humors of the skin and Scap with loss of hair, are positively cured by Cuticura, the great skin cure, Cuttcura Soap. an exquisite skin beautifier exter- nally, and Cuticura Resovent, the new blood puri- fer internally when physicians and all other reme dies fail
 SyTgg S Psoriasis OF Sealy skin.
 John J. Case, D. D. S., having practised dentis- try In this county for thrty-f1ve years and being weil known to thousands hereabouts, with view to help any who are afflicted as I have been for the past twelve years testify that the Cuticura Renle- dies cured me of psoriasis scaly skin in eight days, after the doctors with whom had consulted gave me no help or encouragement.
 NEWTON, N J. JOHN J. CASE, D. D..S, ~- ,-l Distressing Eruption. Q Your Cuticura Remedies performed wonderful cure last summer on one of customers, an old gensenaan of seventy years of age who suffered with fearfuly distressing eruption his head and face. and who had tried all remedies and doctors to no purpose. 5 J. F. SMrTH 6 Co. EEHxARKklSA,s ARK. Dmsgpanfu1 of Scales.
 H. E. Carpenter, Henderson. N. T.. cured of psor- iasis leprusY of twenty year4 standing by Cuti- cuf& Remedies. Tho most wonderfuI cure on record. dustpanfui Of scales fell from him daily. Physi- clans and his friends thought he must die.
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Real Estate:

-s FOR SALEs All A BUTTER and fruit store; good chance iiT for thetright party. Address -Als.&L sf62t$ sff - F. O. BOX 1,059, City. FOR RENT, AA A DESIRABLE furnished house; location Wii centraE Apply to E. BLACKMAN, lss.A s156t 1,1S4 Chapel, cor. York street.
 FOR RENT
 A FIVE Rooms No. 557 State street; also five if; rooms No. 24 Gill street. Inquire of ssR JACOB, HELLER. ...-.. -
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A SITUATION by young man 8 years of age A as bookkeeper assistant Address
 E. H. S s14 6tt This Office
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WANTED.

A GOOD secondhand business wagon Address A EXPRESS.
 S14 If Box BOG City
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'. mlmafDanfu1 ef ecaIca
xcxenaa RadicaIlv Curad.

For the radical of obstinate case of eczema of long standing give entire credit the Cuticura Remedies. E. B. RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn.
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AUCTION SALE


 | -oF- REAL E STAHTE. thAAA UNI,ER orders of the Rfobate Court the #::s undersigned will sell at public auction, -s& Monday morning, September 19s at 10 o'clock on the premises, for and account of the Admi1istrator the following tract of land be- longing to the estate of Jane E. E. Potter deceased, viz: A certain lot on the north side of Putnam street. nearj Water 134 it. front and 127 it deep, more or less.' The plot be divided into four building lots or sold entire. Terms made known at sis 1t EDWARD C. BEECHER, Auctioneer.
 FOR RENT,
 AA FOUR Furnished Rooms suitable for house. ::s keeping; within five minutes walk of City N.B Hall. To right parties terms low. Address
 HOUSEKEEPING. s13te This Office.
 FOR SALE, CTAFFoRD Dining Rooms. Good reasons for D selling. Will be sold cheap if purchased with in the next ten days The Stafford is the largest and best dining room in the city. For particulars SIS Ct sS9 AND 391 STATE STREET.
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TELEGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.
EXCITEMENT. ON ORANGE STREET

Parliament was prorogued yesterday until Novemb Der 30.
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fiji -. - F = =-- ----- F: + = - Es:99
 AhiA :..-t " %.g ;. ::.t: ". Terms Easy on the InstaTfment Plan, If required
 Read my list of lots frontipgt the following streets and aven1es:a Lafnbert6n street, Cedar street, John street. Grant street St. Roman street. Arch street. Heddelds Street, DagRett street, West street. Washington street. Morf1s street, Wilson street, Oak street Exergr6en Court Rosette streek Starr street, Hartaet street Baa6ett street. NewhaU street state streesz HnEazd avenue, Greenwich sv- avenue, Dixwell Ayenae, sColunBus avaarue, Win. throp avenue: Winchester avenue. s sesszs:s@s
 One large House and Lot on the corner of Olive and Wooster streets; one large store Stats street. Lamar block, Grown street. Lots fn. AIlinetewn and Orange Center, Derby avenue, East Hagens Lots in Hamden near the church; lots ira Branford and Augurvile; houses and lots in Monsowese, North Havens houses apd1ats in different 1arfs of the city. Some of the beEe4actory sites in f itT Also other lots too numerous to mention. e26 tf
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WANTED, \ OO HALL & SON, aI tf ITO Chapel Street.
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S nnn CLOTHES Wringers Carpet Sweep csONCO CTS and Baby Carriages to repair at the Basket, House Furnishing and Furniture Store of Geo. D. Lamb, 699 Chapel street Carpets
 Curtains, Bedding, Window Shades, Mating, Oil Cloths, Hanging Lamps Stoves, Tin, Crockery and Woodenware, Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Easy Chairs, Lounges Extension Tables. Boys Wagons Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, etc. All kiuds of first class Housekeeping Goods low for cash or on weekly payments SIS
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Baamts.
WANTEn

WANAEDs A SITUATION by Swedish girl as laundress 4 AALl or to do second work: good reference sI1 2tf Inquire at 90 NASH STREET
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WANTED.
WANTED.

A BOOKSEEPER for manufactory in the A country; 20 to 25 years of age; give reference and wages expected. Apply by letter to
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= -- WANTED. A CAPABLE girl for general housework in a A. private family; reference required. Apply at S1I SJT 21 GROWN sSTREET
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FOR SALE,
 Ihe4A HOUSE 336 George street, corner Dow. 1::; For particulars apply at 828 Chapel street, EMeE room 6, to JOHN T. SLOAN.
 FOR RENT. A&sA TO small family, four or five rooms on ::: William street, near Olive: modern improve &ssA Aments Inquire at
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A COMPETENT woman to cook, wash and iron IA Tn Pf1vate family; best reference Apply ct
 .,1+e PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSN.
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W. N. HALDEMA&
President Of III, Great LOUISVILLE u q.
RfER-J0UllEAL CO., tells VIA.
Wintsrsmifh's Chill Clrs.

LouisvtLLs, KIT.
or. ws.isrs-,a-S~i uaivs a rule Ihsv,
observed for uany ysar', the value Of youi
,smsdy Pronptins Pc 70 say, n rsPMm.
epr., ne priv.l. .,.ar.no.. n Ia :theas,
ssd observed on M. X. W. S.tsditS. Who.
for more than nhssn ysars. had been fore
man o. NJ cEes, Induced me 70 ,..t I, 70
sstisfrs,ory.. Tbs frlt case. vn Of tvo
s.ss, s. sst ,,.a S: s:S ,. :yss,
rsry relief tho chilli returning periodically
Ald with seemingly Increased severity.
Your care broke them II once, and there has
sin months. The other eAss vas Of mildei
FORM. and yielded more readily 70 Other
remedies, bat the chills would return 81 10
tsryals unul your medicine vas used. sincs
which tine, no- several months. thsy hAvs
sptirsly di,apP.arsd; from the opPortu.
srrre. my belief that Jour Chill oure 10
valuable >sleoihs, and periorms ell you
proni''9Fa R''pSSifHl'a.I.
ARTHUR PETER d CO.. AF,ats. Louis
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AUGUSTA vEs.L. sEuISAEY.
STAuNrOg. VA.

bTAUNrON, VA.
Miu Mary J. Baldrin, principal. op,us
ssgt. |, 1851. Close. Jane, ISIS.
HNSUhP AsSKD ioc tt,on, bulldlnss.
" grouads aud appointments. Fuil corps
ofteacheu. Unrivallea av.nisg.sin music,
ph'gieal oulture, 10 ud. etc., With full Rn-
slbh.ccule. go { y the entire session Of
nine months, For full particulars apply 70
the principal for eat alosua
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THE SALE WITHDRAWN.
MILK FAMINE,
Rosssit 81 tho Qress Drouth-A se-
rious Matter.

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OssoAoo. IT., August 10 An III.
gin. ILL.,. spscisl ssys: A newspaper
man. who has Just completed q tour
Of this Kaue) county reports that he
found every evidence Of q coming milk
famine. the result Of the great drought.
The seriousness Of milk famine can
be imagined from the fact that one
miiI train, which reaches Chicago at
10 am carries. from this county daily,
upwwd Of twenty car loads OF $50 cans
each. elgh, gallons 10 the can. Already
pss,ursge 1, dead above the ground,
aud unless there 10 rain within two
weeks the roDts will be dried and 10
seeding will be necessary. Around
6giu nothing green 10 left except
lesves on trees aud they are falling.
M. Pembleton, Of the 81 Charles
OieansIy, tho largest In tho county,
said that he has dfoppsd from his or.
dnary daily receips Il IS, 900 to GO, coo
pounds OF milk. Said Mr.. Lake. a
leading dsirymsa Of wssco, THE su o.
ply Of nf L, under existing circun.
s,ancss, .srnpidiy lesssuing and will
90 continue uatil rain comes. II Chi
csgo dealers come 10 the rescue by adj.
vaneing prices over contract rates,
daltymsn will be able 10 purchase
ieei from other States, and thus in.
crease again the milk supply. am
preparing TO ship Id feed Tor my cattle
from Iowa We can have ehel cd corn
delivered from there ct 81, oats SOC,
bran slS middlings sit. MIX cup
pliers who havs tho lsh will adop
this plau. Thoss who have not will
fed from local purchases As long as
possible aud then cell their cattle, a.
man. 81 tho poorer once have already
done. fou are not probably aware
thnt this N a a Absoluts want. Hun.
diodg OF farmers In this county have
no incoms except fcom milk salea.
Thoy raise no grain saws such % Ia
used In caring Tor the cows. they cell
no butter. bat turn everything Into
milk. A short continuation Of this
droushi, then, neaus to them want or
huageT,"
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The 9LkNN BILL.
rse Author Defesas the Measure
Admirably.

ATLANTA. Ga. August l0.-Gov.
Gordon received yesterday q cot Of
resolutions adopted by a mas meet.
INK OF Boston ooloied mea denounc.
Ing ins'rong language the Glenn bill
and is supporters. Ool. Glenn. the
author Of the measure, also received
copies Of the resolutiors. Last night
he was seked what he thought OF the
reeoluuons and he replied: ~ can
only cay that. 90 far 10 the Boston
toooluuons are concerned, they are
conclusive evidence Of the ab,olute
demand Tor the passsge of he bill
nov pending. A member OF the
Massachusetts, Board OF Education vas
one OF the ep.atefs. 0se Of tho
trua,oee Of thu Atlanta Uniyersity was
aho one OF the speakers. A lawyer
npmsd Walker advised the use OF dyna.
mts. The ieioutions need no reply
except q rigid adherence by tie STATE
~ he policy. Her nonor, the fame
OF her Governor aud tho majesly of
her right 70 control herself are In
vclv =. We deny no right, Wa reoog
nirs lhe tqualiiy Of all men before the
las, We give tho eams rdvantases 10
ell mon. bu, only ask that line OF
SEPARATION be dawn bstxeen the
raees, We can pardon many men
who d. rot knou our turrounding.,
snd the resolutions. oubide OF the
erniimsnt tbey shog 10 exit, need no
reply except TO meet the further
epretd OF ideas au,asonis.ic 20 our
Bate by euch legislation a. may be-
neeeeiary No FAR "a | am abe 10 OBJ.
ssfve, there las not issued ifom the
p'ees a. Boelon one word o. dissppro-
bs'ion OF this Meeting wonder II
ttepttefnia the pr gfesa, thu culture
aud the learning ~ that city"
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lHptAHAroiis, Ism. 81 Tho Ipdiana
Farmer will Say Ia n, coming Isus
thai h1o CROPS u what and hay lave
been grown a'd hsrves Cd. Tho pa.
psF stm'ia Ia At the outlook i,r cora
IN uuisvcr,ie, bat cAutloua farmers
sgain't cutting corn at present Ter
fodder Tho editor insists ia 4 the car
70 In good shspe, aud claims that there
s ye,s FEASIBILITY that iimely rains
may tc,ult 70 saving the larger portion
q tic growing cfops
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road which ~. Ives did not resign
the vice presidency oi--the Mineral
Range railway, OF Northern Michigan
and todsy iumor had II that one OF
the stockholders was In the city max
ing inquiries into the management Of
the road.
The investigation by the Cincinnati,
Hamilton aRd Dayton committee was
continued today, but tbs work Of
tracing the preferred stock was
suspended aud attention turned to
the sffairs OF the Vahdalia line. The
counsel Tor the committees states that
Ives is indebted /, the road for a very
large amount Of money, but whether
II is 81 eco. 900 or not he declines TO
state. Negotiations are now going on
for taking up all the Ives loans secured
by Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
collateral, and creditor Irwin Evans
has been paid $2S8,OOO and left ct
once Tor Saratoga.
VIM. Follows, Morgan x 90, who
carry tho $1,000, 900 loan, were asked
to compromise on their claim, but re-.
fused. Other creditors are now con-
sideriDg the Offers made. One OF the
la'geat creditors states that the eecuri-
tics are being bought up by parties
who are both well and fayorably
known, but their names are refused.
II Is eK pected that oil the Ives claims
will be paid up In few days, but the
largest creditors insist on payment In
fall.
Tho negotiations looking to the
compromises on the secured loans are
heiDg conducted in the interest OF I'M
eecursd creditors. There are several
creditors who are amply secured by
collateral given by Ives In response
to calls for margin, and these loans
the unsecured creditors have made
arrangements 10 carry, Ia order that
tue excess Of securities will be in
their own han "a. Tue full amount
oil Ive6's liabilities, as stated on the
ttreet, Ia $4,000, 600, but this figure
ispresents tue sane loans In several
different shapes.
THE SALE WITHDRAWN.
The announcement that block OF
sock belonging to Henry 8. Ives would
be cold at auc.ion drew q numbsr OF
Wall street men to the Real Bstate
Exchange today. The stocks repre-.
Q iated q monetary value OF $685., 900.
Toe suctioneer was about Offering the
stock Tor sale when he was requested
By a party interested 10 Withdraw
them. which was accordingly done.
Toe reason for the with travail was
that Ives had msde satisfactory or.
rsuRements with tho Cincinnati, Ham.
ilion and Daylol people.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APfEAL- THURSDAY. AUGUST IL, 1857.
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La cv RIA 10 the srs,tes, avs,t
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QUININE AND WHISKY

AstpO.d.d ,ArcssaSu, the weld y: Msi
n eos s..s i S SST s. ala ,GSin, Their
Ing u @ Lsooln Sos.s I.p1 wsi u,.d
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The dir'ctofa' committee and tho
,fFtIllrs commi toe hold n joiat
neti ~ today ii the oni q q he Gin.
r,nUsii, Hamilton and Dayton road
To- the purpose II rrccftainfng II pos.
sible tbs EJECT lnsocial condition Of
tho Tosd. The committee nso callsd
upln Neesis htayner ard Ives. TIE
ti'uA on II al .im = s,id 10 be much
elmIlica'rd owing 10 tls close rela-
iicnH ebich THE rad had 10 the Van.
data lice, compnDd 4 no TofTf
Hauts ana Iadlalapllii read and is
bigHohea. The haanciaI ifanssctirua Of
which we're carried on through To
back ~ house q Ives & 60.
A coo mbsr a tue committee eald
i0iay that not ea than Two weeks
would bs repaired TO ttraiphten cut
the fccOuuts u III ,hs couil G ing 10.
tsrssir, and Rs Mr. Ives vas about the
only psnon xhO was thoroughly 40
quaint.d with the present complira.
lion, his assisiabcs would be nee ssafy
for months 10 come. There was one